Difference between revisions of "Warhammer"
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| − | Warhammer is a [[weapon]] that uses crush-based damage, and is suitable for crushing or puncturing iron | + | Warhammer is a [[:Category:Weapon|weapon]] that uses crush-based damage, and is suitable for crushing or puncturing iron armor. It's also rather difficult to use, often resulting in misses in inexperienced hands. (CAN'T FOUND IT IN VILLAGES OR MODDING, MAYBE REMOVED FROM GAME) |
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''A foreign clubbing weapon designed to crush or puncture iron armour. Warhammers concentrate the force of a mace into a smaller area, and are consequently more difficult to use.'' | ''A foreign clubbing weapon designed to crush or puncture iron armour. Warhammers concentrate the force of a mace into a smaller area, and are consequently more difficult to use.'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:01, 25 December 2018
| Warhammer | ||
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| Basic Info | ||
| Cultures: | ||
| Weight: | 5 lbs | |
| Trade Value: | 360 | |
| Flammable: | No | |
| Combat Information | ||
| Skill Required: | Axe | |
| Blunt Damage: | 6 | |
| Edge Damage: | N/A | |
| Point Damage: | 5 | |
| Attack Bonus: | Decent | |
| Defense Bonus: | Very little | |
Warhammer is a weapon that uses crush-based damage, and is suitable for crushing or puncturing iron armor. It's also rather difficult to use, often resulting in misses in inexperienced hands. (CAN'T FOUND IT IN VILLAGES OR MODDING, MAYBE REMOVED FROM GAME)
Game Encyclopedia
A foreign clubbing weapon designed to crush or puncture iron armour. Warhammers concentrate the force of a mace into a smaller area, and are consequently more difficult to use.
